ETC Simulation Announces the Selection of Underground Tunnel Scenario for ADMS 2012 Total Support Plan Customers

Southampton, PA, USA, March 13, 2012 – Environmental Tectonics Corporation’s (“ETC” or the “Company”) Simulation Division, located in Orlando, FL, announced today that the underground tunnel incident location has been selected as the 2012 scenario to be distributed to current ADMS(TM) Total Support plan customers.

The selected scenario consists of an underground road traffic tunnel with two tubes, divided by a wall, each with two traffic lanes. The tunnel is more than 500m long and includes ventilation and interior lighting. Some of the challenges that a tunnel incident creates include: confined space, limited ingress/egress, varying elevation and gradients, low visibility, long distance and little circulation. The scenario simulates traffic and spectators, and also allows for hazardous materials, fire, explosions and casualties.

Terry Lonchena, ADMS coordinator at Butler Community College, said, “We were fortunate to view the scenario at the 2011 User’s Conference during the UpSafety Project presentation. Because of our demographics and proximity to Pittsburgh and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, the tunnel scenario is ideal not only for educating the first responders that would respond to incidents, but also the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, as they are the main responding state agency for tunnel emergencies. Our tunnel systems carry thousands of vehicles daily, are used if there should be a mass evacuation, and can be potentially viewed as a terrorist target. This scenario will be a very important addition for us, and we appreciate ETC Simulation’s continued commitment to providing the best for its customers.”

All current ETC Simulation customers who have enrolled in the Total Support plan will receive the new 2012 scenario as part of their agreement. Proposed scenarios are discussed during the previous year’s ADMS User’s Conference where customers have the opportunity to weigh in on their favorites. The simulated Tunnel accident consists of a base scenario of four cars, one tanker truck, and one cargo truck with passengers that can be selected as casualties and has traffic that will build over time. Additionally, the newly released SmartModel(TM) library allows for immediate placement of numerous objects and elements, creating unlimited scenario possibilities.

ETC Simulation’s President, Marco van Wijngaarden, said, “Underground tunnels are an important component of our critical transportation infrastructures and pose unique challenges to the response community. We are excited to be able to offer the tunnel scenario to our customers to further expand their training capabilities. We are committed to providing our customers with the most comprehensive selection of scenarios available and this speaks to the value of the ADMS Total Support plan.”

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